Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934

VOLUME 94, NUMBER 7 TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1990

Spartan City Apartment demolition in progress East Humbolt St. (7; 3 plans for Spartan City -The Ferma Corporation, the contrau ident of facilities development and pet Future ifill1111. tiM which turned in the lowest hid of plans for student housing are in C/) S124.754). has 90 days to complete the the works. complex remain uncertain pis ijecr According to project specifkations. Anne Ambiose, public relations offi- CSI) C'hancellor', Office. Its uhristine Ih t;rass Lentil's of are to level it and turn it they insist demolish the buildings, clear cer for the Daily staff wilier into a parking lot." said Richard E and remove all materials, including all confirmed. Hendrickson, director of operatiims/de- cap utili- ashestos-coMaining materials "The proposal approved by the hoard dusty second signs and consiniction at SJSU. street and level the remaining The sign sits behind a ties at the of directors on Nov. I, 191(9. calls for a empty Spanan Hendrickson added that no budget floor window of the surface by grading. new childcare center, with the capacity someone to has been approved for the parking lot. City, a silent plea for 11w 10 apartment buildings, once oc- for up to 152 children, a new athletic CITY." hut he did not think it would take too low 'Tartan Daily Graphics "REM !II .1) SPARTAN cupied by -irwome students, have complex to replace the field complex. East Alma St. to schedule, long or he too difficult. up since 19101, after the If eik", according been hoarded parking and 100 student apartments temporarily , Manager of Parking Operations. liar- I. Spartan City's 10 buildings ss ill be demolished SJSt silt kW. will, at least lire marshal decided they were unsafe. nearby Spartan City." ignore the laded call for help. old Manson. did not know about plans He found the buildings to he in violation to make way for a parking lot. The demolition of Spartan City began for a new parking lot. of safety. lire and architectural codes. According to Housing Dinmor Fre- Monday. and is expected to he turned "I'll believe it when I see it. If it hap- Once completed. the future of the site drick Najjar. little discussion has taken 2. Spartan Stadium into a temporary parking lot pens. that's good. NC \11:111,1 oark- remains uncertain. According to Mo place on the issue except that Ow -uni My marching orders from the chan- and-ride," he said. Qayounii, associate executive vice pre,- versity is interested in pursuing ii 3. Spartan Village student apartments East meets West Building flooded; limited damage By Kevin J. Weil Daily staff writer It was raining from the ceilings when more than 400 gallons of water poured from a broken filter on the fifth floor of McQuarrie Hall and shut down the Spartan Daily photo lab, Facilities Department and Oper- ationstletemiined that an 0-ring seal for the water filter cartridge broke causing the flooding at 3:45 p.111. Thursday. 'We will attempt to find out why it broke. Whether it was iList Old or tvssi- hty some other cause... said Moham- med Qmiyomi Director of Facilities Department and Operations in a lege- Seventh phime interview Friday. Total clean-up cost was estimated at SKOO. The facilites department. "had six sir seven custodians for four hours of overtime and one plumber for four hours of regular time." Quayomi said. The facilities department did not find any significant damage but, "We will have a final report by the end of next \Acek.’ Quayomi said. He expects to know if there was any ar ceiling or ceiling tile damage at that NM 1r, ,..0.11.6PeadoC . ,..", .." (leak) to cause 4r, - "I don't expect this ...... / t ...1 any budget problems." he added. "We . no - don't like it, hut these things happen." s . , NA" .... . The Spartan Daily photo lab was "or e4,.,& * temporarily removed from service as the water for the film pnwessing and devel- Kelley Chinn Daily staff photographer oping sinks leaked down through every J.J. Chin states his opinion at the Student Union that America should stay out of China's business and calls for morality and discipline in U.S. floor in the building. 'The water filter cartridge broke for the entire water supply for the dark- room.'' Eric Cm,. a photo techni- China knows best, immigrant tells students cian for the An Department in Durwan hall. "The water leaked down in the crawl By Mike de t:i%c space that goes all the way 1mm the 5th Daily staff writer and those Chinese students want to rumors against China and now every-- United States has plenty of problems fannlies. has change the government system alto- one hates China.' said Chin to a of its own such as alchoholism, di- "China has broken families Itool,’ thaw down to the first floor." said Hank and The old man stood perched on his gether. Please don't force your system group of half a dozen listeners who vorce, teenage pregnancy and high interrupted Ng. ilnlennd:ckson. Director of Design chair near the Student Union for hours. upon China." had stopped to read his signs. school dropouts so people have no "I say you are drunk. You better C onstruction for the facilities depart- The sit-foot-long cardboard posters, Chin, who wore a straw hat and Reports of thousands killed, he said. business calling for democracy in wake up," Chin said to her as she an- intent. worn like a sandwich hoard over his thick, dark-rimmed glasses, believes a were innaccurate. China. grily walked away. me out from under the floor shoulders, occasionally lifted with the different version of events that took You have to count the dead bod- "I'm not here to criticize your sys- Later. Ng said she has lived in dif- .,11. and into the hallways." Hendrick- wind and brushed against passers-by. place last summer in Tiananmen ies, otherwise you can't spread any ru- tem. I'm here to ask you to leave ferent countries, and they all have their ii said. Small writing tilled each poster, one Square than has been reported by the mors," Chin said. China alone," he said. problems. But what's important. she A small amount of water was discov- and side in English. the other in Chinese. U.S. media. Student demonstrators "What he's saying right now makes But occasionally he did have crit- said, is how they tackle them. ered in the hallways of the second and fifth telling anyone who may sympathize were repeatedly warned to cease their a lot of sense to me." said Juan Nina. icisms, and some students didn't like "I don't think it's fair tsi say Amer- third floors. Besides the fourth water, with Chinese student protesters in protest, and it was only after they a graduate student in economics who it. Such as the time when Chin said ica is going downhill just because of floors getting a majority of the Beijing to keep their ideologies to killed soldiers and then burnt and hung spent the summer in Italy. "America is going downhill." teenage pregnancy." she said. the first floor became the resting place themselves their dead bodies that the army was Press accounts in Italy. Pema said, "I don't think so." said Susan Ng, Ng said she's heard people who or all the water that made its way down

"Chinese leaders know what's hest forced to move in and shoot, said reported that troops were forced to fire a senior in a-counting. have gone to Singapore for a week and through the wall spaces. the floor lor China," said J. J. Chin on Thum- Chin. because students had become violent. "You don't think so?" asked Chin. think it's a great country. But she has When the water went under 1.1 "They have more experience. 'The U.S. media spread so many Chin's main point was that the "You don't think America has broken See (11/V1. sills, it formed puddles in front of the women's bathroom and moved into sev- See FLOOD. page 7 Spartan Sports Local shelter attempts to give Info booth I he weekend in review...

relocates Baseball opens season with two homeless men responsibilities wins over Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo - see page 4 its work within two weeks then again I think that molter decisions residents find Costs more than $5000 By Adam Steinhauer after moving into the shelter, although can he frustrated by circumstances... 'Women's basketball loses to UOF' Daily staff writer One of the ways I killed the pain was by extensions are sometimes granted. They at home - see page 5 must also save $100 a week after find- tt %dam Sicitiliami Bruce Owens. 39, has authored a drinking." ing work, said Joanne Garlick, the shel- Daily staff writer hook of poetry, guest lectured to college "You're out socializing and trying to ter's lead supervisor. Residents are only SJSU student coaches SCU creative writing classes and has ap- make contact with other human beings .The campus information booth, eligible to stay at the shelter for 60 days women's tennis - see page 5 peared on educational television. and you end up spending money that which has been out of operation for two you really shouldn't he spending," in a row. Garlick said. years, has been moved to a new location But Owens' hook was published hack Owens said regarding his alchoholism. in Parking IA 2 next to the Res: Center * Football players reflect on in 1971. "I treat the people on an individual "and the next thing you know, the and is to he wired with power and tele- departtac of coaches - sec page 6 basis.- Garlick said. "Each one of Most recently, Owens has lived at the wheels are spinning a little faster than phone lines before it will open again at these people has a different story. Some Commercial Street Inn, a shelter for you want them to spin and you find its new location. defeats of them tell me what the story is and *Women's gymnastics homeless working men. for most of the yourself without the ability to come up 'Fite brown box, which looks like a some of them don't, and that's immate- Sacramento State - see page 6 past month. with the rent." parking attendant's Moth, used to stand rial. Some have different needs and if I lus "I think that I suffered the Administration Building near a a lot of blows Owens said that he has been working can help them out in any way, shape or Bruce Owens Spartan Daily graphic from parking kit, ''At that point reality," Owens said. "Partly due for the past month as a landscaper. form within my abilities. I do so." homeless to .See /10()/11, wee 7 my own lack of good choices ... hut Commercial Street Inn requires that See SHELTER, page 7 2 SPARTAN DAILY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 6. 1990 Campus Voice SPARTAN FORUM New UPD policy Editorial entraps helpers

al.TOSS V. aik111g cci so 1100 0.0111) campus one tine, halm) day. I came i/CfOss one of those organizer type wallets laying on a bench. Police is foiling Being the concerned and honorable citizen that 1 it would be line .1111, and thinking how unfortunate to hook. something like a wallet or appointment I pick it fan's enthusiasm up. As I turn to walk toward the lost and found, I sud- the continual harassment 01 basketball tans sating denly hear sirens and whistles, and in a matter of nun - in 5,-non 15 by Stall Pro security talkers has proven Lutes I am face down in the mud with a foot on my neck to he damaging toward the building of strong Ian sup- and handcuffs on my wrists. port needed to make athletic programs survive. 'OW job. men' We got another one. Operation 'thew security officer. ciiiitiiiue to hinder the pro- over. All back to normal. Agents. back to your posts ' cess of building a sucessful athletics program in which "Where are you taking me?" I cry, baffled and the student body can enjoy Stall Pro has already taken bewildered. steps at eliminating tan support at basketball games by "You're going downtown, buddy. Shut up," say for last min- ejecting two students standing dunng the the burly, uniformed man. ute of a ihnlling game against Long Reach State on "What for? I was going to turn it in to lost and Jan. 27 after asking them to sit dow n. found." I plead. Everyone was standing in the section, a logical "Sure. That's what they all say. Sure. And I'm thing to do in the last minute of a close sporting event. Robert Redford." [he whole crowd should have been ejected if noise Although this horrible event never really hap level is the criterion for being rowdy. pelted. it very well could. The crowds are rowdy, vocal and vulgar, accord- Entrapment may be a strong word, but it was used ing to Gavin Green. acting Student Union Recreation in a question by a Spartan Daily reporter. of Sgt. Bruce and Events Center Arena Manager. However. Green Lowe, of the University Police Department, regarding said there has been improvement over the past couple a new "plainclothes stakeout and decoy operations." 01 games, yet dunng the mmt recent home game two Replied Lowe to the Daily reporter: students were ejected. "If there's any question. . . we'll deal with the sponsored The Student I.;Mon Board of Directors D.A.'s office. We intend to make our presence known the e1.011 where students were allowed to select the lo- in campus." cation of their season tickets. They should have real- Are we supposed to laud this kind of law enforce. ized there was possibility of conflict when the visiting 'tent be warmly reminded by images of Robert Red- team's seats would he right under the "student sec- ford and Paul Newman in the "Sting" or wonder if we tion.'' are in Russia? Morrison en- Spartan basketball Head Coach Stan "We want to make our items a little more entic- to the opposing players couraged the students sit above ing. . .," Lowe was quoted in the Daily. they could heckle them. Most athletes realize at the Last fall, I picked up a organizer-type wallet and v ision I level the heckling comes with the glory. took it to the lost and found department. The woman Cheering in unison with one's colleagues will at- behind the counter thanked me. I said "no problem" tract those borderline sports fans who need a little more and walked away feeling pretty grxxl. encouragement than just a game to go to. After all. The item I picked up was pretty enticing. Before I with cable television and networks' stockpile on week- turned it in. I wondered how much I could get for it on ends. one can sit in the comfort of their own home and the black market. Maybe I could sell it back to the watch several games everyday. Businesses should cater to students bookstore for a profit. Maybe I could smuggle it home School spirit will bring in those students who sud- and give it to small school children. denly come to games to see what they have been miss- College life. Everyone has their own would go a long way toward changing If the university police think fooling students into ing. Word gets around. REPORTERS' image of what the perfect college envi- the image of downtown San Jose and of being arrested is a good idea, then any poor, honorable The marketing department hasn't exactly done an ronment should be. While I don't hate our school. student-citizen who may want to do a good deed will excellent lob over the years promoting Spartan Athlet- for San Jose. there sure is a lot of room FORUM It might not get rid of the homeless run the risk of being trapped. ics. lust ask Claude Gilbert and his troops down at improvement. BY MIKE MOELLER problem that we have but it will make it "My ultimate dream would have been taking Spartan S1.0111111. I Forgive me if I sound naive. but at little more enjoyable for those of us somebody to jail from every team," said Lowe, refer- the students are marketing Spartan athlet- our would think that the area around who are forced to live here. ring to the five "sting" teams he headed on Friday.. ics themselves and are being harassed by a hunch of market for universities around the coun- campus would be a perfect what other By making the area more appealing Jan. 26. power hungry "rem -a-cops." students. try had to offer. to the students, business owners would My ulitmate dream would be never to see such po- Monism is rebuilding the basketball program and will majority of the campuses that I Students that live near campus The he surprised by the student traffic after lice tactics used on our campus. I can see using the emphasizes that the crowd is what keeps his young, in- when I had stores everywhere, places to know what I am talking about visited the normal school hours. sting method for drug busts. Drugs are had. I can see experienced squad in the game. and McDon- shop. every type of fast fouri you can say there is only Denny's Even without the additon of new such tactics being used to capture arms dealers, or gun However. the Staff Pro security people inside the p.m. imagine and a lot of different bars that ald's meat at after II stores, current owners could increase totingcrimnals. But to see such tactics used to fool typ- arena eject enthusiastic Spartan supporters for standing even more is the you could go to. Owners were trying to What surprises me their business if they just made a simple ical college students makes me worry. up in the last minute of game. downtown busi- lure the students with a variety of differ- tact that the struggling change: stay open later. Walk straight ahead. Keep to yourself, don't look Ihe adinimstration votll be asking itself has not tried to reach ent gimmicks and Offers. new community The only ice cream shop around cam- to the sides. The man is out there, and he can bust you years why so many alumni aren't returning to their student here. In fact, The point was that each place geared out to the 29.(XX) pus closes at 8 p.m.. Subway closes at He's invisible, man, watch out. He's in the trees and in alma miter to support it and reminisce about the good ignore the cam- stu- they almost completely their business to the nearby college 10 p.m. and Peanuts closes at 7 p.m. the shadows. times they had at games. lithe Rec Center security which is next door. dents. pus "In this kind of operation, we're establishing as staff has its way, there will never he any. If you take a walk through the Pavil- In the three years I have been here. I What makes no sense is that not one base pool of information to start working from," ex- see why students don't fre- have asked many of my friends why our of these ion. you can businesses even tries to draw plained Lowe. quent the shops there. Instead of having school doesn't have the surroundings students later in the evening, they just Be careful who you talk to. Just who is that guy stores that would interest students, there the other campuses have, and everyone close up and wait for the following day you met last week'? Where does he come from? I'd he are stores that are aimed at the clientel has given me much the same answer. to come. careful. of the Fairmont and the business world. This is a commuter campus and the Other Viewpoints Patrick Nolan is an English major and wrote this Maybe that is why so many of them area around the school wouldn't support I am not expecting huge changes to piece for Campus Voice stand empty. the business. come real soon, but it would be nice to The Merced Sun-Star Students don't have a lot of money. I think that is a lot of bull. Sure, be able to buy some frozen :,,,gurt from on challenges of growth They can't afford to go to Silver Max's maybe the majority of students do leave time to time, or be able to go have a 'Mere used to he a time when oranges were actually or Leaf's that often. And personally. I the area after they finish a day of beer somewhere else besides the Pub or Letters to the Editor grown as a cash crop in the Los Angeles Basin. get a little sick of TOGO's and McDon- classes, hut there are still a lot of stu- the Oasis. I know that opening a new A lot of people are still around who remember when the ald's all the time. Just for once I would dents who don't leave that would love shop around here would be risky, but America Santa Clara Valley was home to fruit trees, not semiconductor like to have an option on my dinner hit- to see some new additions. what does downtown have to lose'? can't decide for others factories. the evening. I also think that the additions to the Editor, And it wasn't too long ago that the Walnut Creek area Just before I graduated from high area would help clean it up. A nicer area Michael Moeller is a Daily staff The Greenhouse effect and the ozone layer depletion. are used to have walnut groves.... school. I spent some time looking at brings nicer people. A nice looking area writer two unproven ideas made into facts by repetition from the Government officials, planners, environmentalists all media, politicians and tree huggers. Again, left wing loonies experiences of agree there's a lesson to be learned from the are predicting the end of the world. I remember when I was in But we in Mewed County, as residents urbanized California. elementary school. I was told that the earth would become growth. need to ask what are the les- facing the next wave of overpopulated in 10 years. Well. it hasn't happened. I was sons and what are the alternatives? told of an ice age. nothing occurred. I believed them because A small hut important step was taken when county su- they were teachers. Today, the teachers try to brainwash the pervisors directed the planning department to review all ag children into believing in the Greenhouse effect and the teach- land policies and look into a massive restructuring of the pre- ers are succeeding. sent system of zoning. When it's done, it could mean the cre- The Greenhouse effect isn't happening because the proof ation of numerous /ming designations based on soil types. is weak. Temperature and precipitation levels have risen and adjacent farming practices. the type of operation desired and fallen in the last 103 years and will continue to do so. Even the economics of fanning with man's pollution, the weather has changed very little. There will he arguments about property rights, about the Proponents suggest that we should take "precautions." Well. Amencan Dream of home ownership. about government in if you believe the earth is a living organism, then the globe about the lack of public participation. would react to the temperature increase by producing clouds which in turn cool the earth. So everything becomes balanced. The ozone depletion "crisis" is false. There is a "hole" above the South Pole, but why isn't there a hole above our be- loved America, where all the factories are'? What are those Spartan Daily penguins doing down there? The ozone layer may become thinner but nature is constantly ozone. Smog Pubhshed for the UrnyikNA UrlivetsIty COrflalual; creating new also contains by the Department of Journalism and Mass ozone. Also, substitutes for chloroflouralcarbons (CFC's) Communications Since 1934 have been created by DuPont. The records for the size (UCPS 509-480) of the South Pole ozone hole are only recent. The hole may have existed `..K..1 ,Ins, row pod 11 'VIi Alma Mernhe Se.pwr Publehrn Amort for centuries. N., and kronor. Pre. PuNnherldaty INJ San any Sloe Aurng Alpe vra 1-1,1 The Brazilian rain forests are being trimmed. I've seen nvr row aft. nerewril, thaw9 the (*porno 4 et/ Wu Sting tour com? nuncawns Ow U.en0v Adonnwnienn army OW. 1.10 Amenca protesting this. The United States can't tell Arlopied an a rerasno109 lerwev how MI Kaarns yoe 120 Inch . Brazil to stop because Brazil owes our banks a lot of money nne pn cry, 15 mr. ,N19.11 debany god lor iwough IreingnonaN If capitalism P11151 wgronird thyt. iM..141201 924 32110 Adven.g , ! is allowed in Brazil, then the forests will still exist for another century. Once the price of retrieving the trees 4onor Plow gond al slaw c0nro1W llWM, 0,41, San Joy Sirellrowno. Ow Washy rises, Solaro CA0;192 then the corporations will begin to find brilliant ways to conserve their crop. If the Brazilian government is cutting the STAFF trees, then kiss the rain forests goodbye. Fa* In Gal Ai& 14.8gore Amenca can't tell other nations to take care of their envi- 4moing Mons Idnolhotwhi ronment. lithe people of the Phillippines shave their forests iry lAnnt Anne IV.. then that, Nt. wt. 1 dol.n. their problem. We need to clean our toxic wastes. 14,ben Ward smog and acid rain. I am a conservationist. I like to sit under 31141410en trees inn, Mows& and see squirrels frolic and hear birds chirp. I also like to Vnront Oa& see jobs created and a S01.1U1o. higher standard of living. We can have Ifiton F Mo. 1nrpl. R Vibrin both! Citizens should demand more from their local and state Moo 4.44411 Tome KAM governments Adort.ni Vamp, Rohn LAI and less from Washington D.C.. Americans should consume products which are less harmful to our air, Nm.,1 Marano Chenv land and water. M.m.per Cn1ffl. Roam But the most important thing is to let the free Alma* Ilan. market reign. It has always come through for UV Wee P4,14144P1 Ii 1444,trnm. CA14..4 lendn (.1On I-. Snitii arm& /10.-ignnw, JinniIi nnne r Irk*. Co* comb,. 444#4 (Inkno 4.Fyan AV Rain I' Matto. ' F44 kwd.. 14444.44 44,44. CM. t. R (414144 NY de im Chnow 411.. *1 110,411, 0 R., R.0.1,0111 *Owl Wolin M.,4. nob se b., e or" /wne Poi Fr,.. Revolts Roth PeArnum 12onrwe I Wt.. 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a 4 TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 6, MO SPARTAN DAILY 3 SJSU SpartaCtade student catches SpartaGutde is a daily calendar PLANNING AND PLACEMENT ECONOMICS STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION CAREER available to SJSU student, faculty Pizza night 7 pm Straw Hat Pita on Me CENTER 11 14/ pm and staff organizations at no charge ndian Avenue arid Hamilton S U Almaden Room interview Preparation. Forms are available in the Daily Avenue San Francisco 49er fever newsroom. Wahlquist Library North MASA OF HAWAII: General meeting 530 2pm SU Costanoen Room Career Re- Room 104 and at the Information pm SD Pacheco Room Call 924-7942 source Center Tours 2 p m Business Super Bowl XXIV was mud) 111011: Center of the Student Union The NATIONAL PRESS PHOTOGRAPHERS Classroom 13 Call 924-6030 Super Bowl champs 'Our staff is lucky, relaxing to watch than Super Hiss deadline for entries is noon No ASSOCIATION: Speaker - Norbert von CATHOLIC NEWMAN COMMUNITY: Pro ohone-in XXIII but the victory party was Just as items will be accepted der Groeben ot the Pleasant Valley Times lessor Ken Kramer on Why Be Cathotics7 employ ad major other teams' staffs tun with "food galore" and a New Or- in TODAY 7 30 pm SU Student Council Chambers 7 p Campus Ministry Center Cat 298- 11) Slat) 1.. Olsrii get to do what kans jan band. At one point, the play- 0204 don't TAU DELTA PHI: intormational smoker 6 Cat 1415)357-9079 Daily stag writer ers stood at the front of the room and RE-ENTRY PROGRAM: Brown Bag do. Eddie had an impromptu roasting party p m Student Union Loma Priem Room Call SAFER. (STUDENT AFFILIATION FOR we with Lunches noon Administration Building When the San Francisco 49ers funnyman Bubba Pans doing most of 298-4129 ENVIRONMENTAL RESPECT): Meeting 5 DeBartolo is very pm Room 223 Call 924-5930 crushed the lknver Broncos in Super the roasting ECONOMICS STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION: Dudley Moorhead Hall Room 235A Bowl XXIV. Call 924,5468 AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL: tnlormation SJSU junior Can* Limo generous with First meeting 3pm SU Pacheco Room helped cheer the team to victory from Besides the traveling, other benefits table 10 a m to 2 p m in front ot the Stu- HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGE- her seat on the 45 - yard line. everyone, not only include use of the workout room at the SJSU CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEMENT dent Union Weekly meeting 7pm SU MENT CLUB: Membership drive kickoff She didn't have to pay a scalper Ill Santa Clara facility. season tickets to CENTER: Career Resource Center TOUiS 2 Student Council Chambers C911257-6050 with the pizza Room times the face value 4 a ticket to get employees home games and a 49ers Tuxedo cal- party. 6pm SU Costanoan pm Business Classroom 13 Summer Job All majors welcome Call 338-9281 Hunting one of the best seats in New Orleans. In and players, but all endar specially autographed for het Techniques 230 pm SD Alma- fact, she didn't have to pay for the ticket e Men lucky in the fact they've WING CHUN MARTIAL ARTS CLUB: In- den Room Career Exploration by Computer at all not to mention her accomodations around.' been so generous with fringe benefits." struction demonstration 7 p m to 9 p m in 5 30 p m Business Classroom 13 Call 924, or traveling expenses. She works part- Carole L talus, asius admitted. tront of Spartan Complex Call 578-2328 6030 Unwanted benefits, though. are the time for the 49ers and benefits like these SJS1J student CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEMENT CAMPUS MINISTRY: Bible Study Gospel chronic calls 14 tickets. autographs and just come with the toh. CENTER: Resume I Resume Preparation of Mark noon S U Montalvo Room Call a whok list of hotheroone requests 12 30 pm. SU Almaden Room Career 298-0204 -Our staff is lucky, other team's got the job when a friend who worked In fact, I.isius declined to be photo Resource Center Tours, 2 p m Business CHICANO LIBRARY staffs don't get to do what we do," said for the team told her of an opening. " graphed, saying she feared that students RESOURCE CEN- Classroom 13 Call 924-6030 TER: Presentation Lisius. " Eddie DeBartolo is very gen- Normally you can't get in there unless would approach her and ask for such fa - by Charley Trujillo au, erous with CAMPUS MINISTRY: Prayer and sharing Thor of Soldados everyone, not only with the you know someone," Lisius said. VMS. Chicanos in Vietnam. 3 on p m employees and players. but all around." Some 01 her most memorable experi- Lisius knows a lot of the football noon. Campus Christian Center (located Chicano Library ilocated in Wahlguist She should know. As well as New ences include Super Bowl XXIII m Pliters But there's no nonatice. Frater 10th and San Carlos) Women in the Bible North-Room 307) Call 924-2707 or 924. Orleans. she has traveled with the team Miami where she was "sitting on the intation of that kind is discouraged be- Reclaiming Our Stories. 4 30 pm . Campus 2815 AUDITIONS! to Miami and Japan. Lisius also sports a edge of my seat almost crying before tween the staff and the players. Besides, Ministry Call 298-0204 RE-ENTRY PROGRAM: Brown Bag striking gold Super Bowl XXIII ring on the game was over." And the victory she has a boyfriend. CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST: Prime lunches noon S U Pacheco Room Call Sat. FEB. 10 her finger. All courtesy of the 49ers. party which lasted till 4 a.m. Some of the players she usually chats Time 7 p m , Engineering Building Audito, 924-5930 with are Ronnie lAot and Barry Helton. at 1:00 PM Lithe., 23, began working at the At the 49ers pre-season game in num Call 294-4249 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION: " I talk to Pierce Holt. He's really 49ers' headquarters in Santa Clara in Japan, she had fun watching the Japa- WEDNESDAY Testimony meeting 11 30am.SU Mon AMERICAN September 1988. She nese fans who "didn't really care about nice." she said. " I'll say hi to Joe works in the busi- EIULLYT UNDERGRADUATE SOCIETY: !also Room Call 258-1035 ness office doing accounts payable and, the football game but they enjoyed (Montana).'' CONSERVATORY Meeting ti 30 prilFaculty Office Building more recently, accounts receivable. She doing the wave over and over." An advertising major. Lisius balances THURSDAY THEATRE a full load at school with 25-30 hours at Room 104 Call 272-3505 LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE 50 Geary Sr San Francisci work. Contrary to what people might A.S. PROGRAM BOARD: Wednesday night STUDENTS: First general meeting. noon For Into. Call: YesterDaily think she said, the work doesn't end cinema I m Gonna ga you Sucka. 7 p m WahlguisI Library North Room 610 Call MEDIA CENTER: 1400-424-3709 Because many students are not on Four Associated Students directors, when the season does. It's a year-round and 10 pm. Morris Dailey Auditorium Call or 286,8184 or 924-8769 CLOWN COLLEGE 1400437-9437 campus every day, Yesternaily pro- whose resignations were announced at business 924-6261 vides readers with a recap of the the first A.S. meeting of the semester. previous day's top stories. blamed the lack of time for their deci- The California State University sion to leave student government. Chancellor's Office has approved the The members who resigned were Jell 14 GIVE YOURSELF SOME CRFDIT building of a new sports complex at Realini. director of personnel, Gabriel ARE South Campus. 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5, Ii 4 SPARTAN DAILY L TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1990 Baseball team ' opens season with a sweep

By Robert 1118118rd Daily start writer SPARTAN

Several Spartan baseball players shined in their SJSt I debut while others %here they left off last SPORTS continued In season in SJSC's opening weekend sweep 01 Cal Poly San Luis Obispo In his lira gale as a Spartan. Junior third baseman Jell Hall went three for Anderson improves play live. including a towering eighth inning Steve Anderson. a annor returning three run homer in SJSU's 13-.3 win starter at shortstop, .it unnamed two user the Mustangs on Sunday hits in Sunday's game Sophomore des "As soon as I hit it. I knew it was ignated hitter Pete DEmco, senior sec MI:* Ball said. mid baseman Ozzie Fernimdez and se Mark Ringkamp. a unior right mor left fickler Lric Booker had two hits hander. and tumor catcher Charles apeace. Havel also played at the division one My Job is to play shortstop. 11 I get les el tor the first time hits it's a bonus," said Anderson, who Ringkamp. a Junior college transfer hats ninth in the lineup. trom Polomore College, etched his way. I really did concentrate on it a lot.’ into the win column by pitching five in- Anderson said when referring to the at- nings plus and only allowing issue:Anted tention he paid to his hitting skills dur- runs and three hits in Sunday's 13-3 vie - ing the off-season. "It was !sour last tiny . year. I struck out a lot. I had to put the Juniors right-hander Rob Andrakin hall in play (this weekendi.’ and kit -hander Doug Wells pitched Anderson emphasized that at the end three innings of scoreless relief for the of tall hall he realized that his head was Spartans. tilted [ix) much toward the plate. caus- Havel debuted behind the plate in ing him to tall in that direction. His hit- Ken Kwok Daily stall photographer Saturday's 4-0 shutout of the Mustangs. ting has improved since going back to He caught Sunday's contest as well. 2 and was one of five Spartans to score two runs dur- the "fundamentals... he said. Spartan center fielder Greg Nlugg scores in the second inning of the Mugg went 1 for Senior nght-hander Dave idlers Sundav. II was his first hit of the young 1990 season. Ringkamp was pulled nom the game Spartans' 13-3 victory loser Cal Polv San I.uis Obispo on ing the contest. started right where he left off last season in the top ot the sixth inning by SJSL, by striking out 12 hatters and 011I, alk baseball coach Sam Piraro because of Ball further punished the Mustang ing two in Saturday's opening day sic back spasams pitching staff in the eighth inning by ton over the defending NCAA Division 'My job is to play Ringcamp's hack began to mitten up driving in Gonzales and Booker with his II champions as early as the third inning. Piraro said. if I get hits three-run homer. lie struckout 113 hatters in 1989 and shortstop, "He threw a couple of pitches and I Valentine's Day . tied an 18 -year-old school record with Tellers In canto! didn't like what 1 saw." Piraro said. it's a bonus.' Special! his 12 wins. The 'links- right-hander kit the inning Steve Anderson, Despite being out-hit 8-3 on Satur- In addition to 13 runs on Sunday. the with .1 ((-I1 lead and an 0-2 count on Spartan shortstop day. SJSU prevailed 4-0. Tellers Spartans pounded out 15 hits. This WilN Copies on 20# Bond Pink outfielder Sean Harper after giving up pitched his way out of two bases-loaded in direct contrast to Saturday's perfor- or Cherry at half price an infield single to Gerald Rucker. jams and spread out the eight hits he al- mance when SJSU only accumulated Harper hit the deck to avoid tieing hit by lowed. . three compared to Cal Poly's eight. Ringcap's pitch hi his mishirtune. his "Dave was in total control of the 3.5¢ Each batting hand was knicked. thus making second on Gonzales. grounder. whole game." Piraro said. "He had it a foul hall. The Spartans scored three more in the good command of all his pitches. It was The Mustangs desperately needed an second. Anderson hit a bases loaded typical of Dave Tellers.’ After a double-play ball was kicked kinkois offensive spurt to get them going in the two run single down the right field line of Saturday's sisih [1,11[1,g - Iii give SJSU a 3-I lead. in the seventh inning the copy center D'Errico doubled to right for his third game and a "borderline walk, Tellers Spartans explode for runs got -dicey strikeout to the inning Piraro career mark in this category. Fernandez the Spartans 310 S. Third St. 295-4336 rikked Mustang start- Mugg scored on Booker's blimp sin- singled. and Mugg walked on four said. ing pitcher Chris Romero for six runs in gle. giving SJSU a 9-1 lead. Booker's straight pitches to load the bases. Mugg The Spartans will !ravel to Cal-State the bottom of the MA inning that gave for ail. ii icon ions Si. 295.5511 hit fell in between Mustang right fielder eventually scored on Bookers ground Hayward 2:00 con- 481 E. San Carlo, them a comfortable 10-1 lead. Sean Harper. center fielder Doug Un- hall. test. Ball doubled off the len field wall to al and just beyond the outreached begin the rally. Junior Jorge Mora sin- glove of second baseman Bill Italy's gled to left field after Havel struck out. glove. Ball scored and Mora Si cut to third Second baseman Mike Gonzales on D'Errico's double over the right nearly grounded into a double play hut fielder's head. Fernadez then tripled Daly 's wild throw pulled Cal Poly first down the right field line sconng Mora baseman Pat Kirby off the hag. Ball and D'Enico. making the score 7-1. then flew out to Daly. David Lafferty entered the game in Cal Poly opened the game with a 141 A LIFORNIA STATE relief for Romero. The freshmen re- lead in the top id the lira inning. Ring- 'As soon as I hit it, I ceived a rude introduction front the camp walked Harper vs ith one out after Spartan lineup a full count. Kirby then collected the knew it was out.' Spartan outfielder Gregg Mugg first of his two hits by doubling to left- Jeff Ball, ripped a single to right field on Laffer- center field. scoring Harper Ringkamp STUDENT ASSOCIATION'S Spartan third baseman ty 's tint pitch, scoring FeMandC/. then retired the side. Welcome to Division 1 baseball,'' SJSU tied the game in the bottom of was the crowd response throughout the the inning when Ball collected his first game "It was opening weekend, everyone Ito isnot I RBI by ripping a single to left 12111 Annual Legislative Conference Anderson doubled down the right Lame out swinging the sticks." Ball held and scoring Booker from second. field line. sending Mugg to said after Sunday's game. third. Booker got on by an emir and moved to CSSA California State RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS Student Association

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4 TUESDAY FEBRUARY 6 1990 SPARTAN DAILY 5 I She has sweet spot coaching SCU team 15, hat 1 .040. -1 ally ranked player in Saigon "Be has Always been my idol she said Nguyen mid her family came to the When 26-yearold Anh. Wit Nguyen United States in 1975 While getting out went hack to school Lea sellk.Siel ot A'teinain was 1.11111C1111 101 Mall) peo headed in two different duections to Nguyen's Minds out easily be- twit different universities Irk. cause her father was Colonel in the Not only was she enrolled as a stu South A'ietniunese Army, mid he was dent at SAL', hut she also started her protected by the I' S goseitiment first year at Santa Clara University as Soon alter her arils it Nguyen started head coach for its 1/111e11., tennis team to play tennis in the I S Today. Nguyen's loyalties will he put Nguyen was a tanked 111 1hC to the nest as her twit inns ersities go Class tournament states% kle liii Ihlee head to-head in a tennis mak ft at 2 p.m years, and She was 1.111ked 11111111her tine at South Campus from 1981 to 11,184 Site het:Mlle :Was "It'll be really weird tor me to stand coach last season when she lost her on the sideline at San Jose State and tam to play. Not because re cheer for another teani.’ she said eligibility grades. but because she had played one That isn't even the full extent of her

dilemma. year at San Jose City College The NCAA only AIMS athletes to For three years she was one le the Ahn Nguyen compete for lour years, iti a live year SJSI.ri, women's team players. and tor .S./M ' erre/ period ot time. Nguyen had already one year she coached them. Nguyen Nguyen as a iikklel lor sonic of the 1ii played Mr hair yeais. sit SJSU's head said. "And now to play against them is tins in his hook "She has really excel coach Mary Visser, suggested that she on really strange feeling " lent strokes.' he said become assistant coach. "We had r Her players at Santa Clara give her a Gene Menges. ssfiit teaches in the really strong team.’ she said. hard titne about the double lite she H11111:111 PerhIrIllalWe Ikpantnent also Dunng the summer Nguyen gives leads. "They tease rne a lot but 11'S 110 praised Nguyen "She's an outstanding private tennis lessons at the Almaden she said. athlete and a good teacher.- he said. Valley Athletic Club She has worked When Nguyen applied tom the post "People leant trout her and she does a 10- and 12 -hour drys at the club for lion at Santa Clara, it was the first job good job in her technique.- Last year, about six years. that she ever had to interview tor, she as a student assistant. Nguyen helped When she isn't coaching, giving les said Menges with badminton, tennis and sons or an a tennis match. Nguyen is al She did very well in the Interview, weight training classes sChiloi. She graduated in 1988, with a according to Tom O'Connor. athletic. Her IniereS1 in tennis was sparked at a degree in Human Perlonitaike, and director at Santa Clara University young age by the success ol her father then took sortie 11111e Of "to do other "We had some really good refer- Than's tennis career. He was a nation- ences, not only from San Jose State, hut Nee TENNIS. page 6 from the country club that she worked at." Ol'onnor said "Quite a less pei ple" applied tor the job. he added Nguyen's thin face is trained hy heu straight brown hair Mai hangs just FREE 6 oz. SALAD Julie Lynn Rogers -Daily statt photographe below her chin. She continually smiles as she talks in an enetgetic lone She is Laura Alexander niontentarily looses control of the hall during Saturday's (TOP game 5-feet-tall. and her bulky brown teethui With Any Pizza Delivery jacket hangs on her small hut musculai frame. But her %ye is no indication of Women hoopsters lose to UOP; her ability. according to her coaches, in 0 structors and herself. 0_ "I think it's tinting " she said "Siie -o Logan leads team with doesn't really mean anything in tennis 36 points Ninety percent of her opponents were killer, she said. By Mark Smith \ lel'hearson. who is a 6-tooter, to play SPARTAN "I'm bigger and stronger than Alm Daily stall writer liasketball. McPhearson played basket Dao. and she still heats me." said Dr hall at Homestead High School along Another loss was experienced by the James Bryant. Chairman of the Human with llOP center Julie S/ukalski. struggling SJSU women's basketball Performance Department. 280-0707 "Heather has got to get into basket team when it suffered its ninth confer- SPORTS He has just completed a hook on ten hall condition." said Krah. " which is Expires 02-20-90 Salad Regularly $1.87 ence setback in its 71-58 kiss to the Uni- Ms titled The Set Match. He used versity of the Pacific at the Rec Center different from volleyball. She also has on Saturday. steals and was the inm woman playing alit to learn about the college level of The loss dropped SJSU to 1-9 in Big the full 40 minutes. play West Play and 3-16 overall. UOP raised The Spartans were down by seven at "The only way the Spartans are its record to 3-7 in conference play and half time 36-29. but UOP took charge going to get better is to reach a level 1,1 8-10 overall. with a 9-2 run starting the second hell. consistency and really put more heart S y Shaw Junior guard Channon I.ogun led the After shooting a respectable 48 percent into their play. We just haven't put it to Lady Tigers with 36 points including a (12-25) in the first halt'. SJSU went gether." barrage of seven three pointers. She stone cold with a meager 28 percent FREE9111"ersimDES1GNEK FOODS picked up the slack due to the untimely 11(1-35) in the second half. The victory by the Tigers was its loss of senior center and leading scorer "We play good hags, hut we need to eighth in a row over the Spartans. The Psychoactive Soft Drink Samples served at Vitamin 119 points per game). 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k SPARTAN DAILY ' TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1990 Gymnastics team Tennis: loyalties tested see tism much of a pints- things . she said, like take a % as ailoli so she ditesirt Haw air lent tor today's conliontatton with her limner team units gets big win 'Ibis wnwsler she us taking 12 tiara players are 1-1 ism hat- during Santa the tnt the Vietnamese scholaiship, under this season, with a win against Cal State Credential Port:ram Bilingual leaching Hayward and loss to I (' 1)av is Last graduate in AK put one yeat She hopes to year they went 8.11 weekend and gut mkt ekinenuary school teaching really good chance match a "I !eel we have Most in the students that Sigrocui (if winning,'she said ''It's going to he Fly Xlichart moil last season Sanwo won Ile M- i.oached at SJS1.' have already graduated lose " Daily stall weer ance beam, the uneven bars and placed second in the vault on her way On Friday afternoon the women's to scoring a 37.05, the seventh hest in gymnastics team alile 11110 lheWO the school's history. .igaiiislSactaiiwiito Stale Wa1111111: "I have been prancing real hard m O'Meara repeats every inember to Wore an ft5 tit better the gym dunng the past two weeks." in all Iblef rol1111106, aiid the) allINKI said Sanwo, a second-year team nem 'AKA Ceded her Pebble Beach members scoring two at W1111 all but 'I hope this is the beguiling of a above that mad.. the ICalll went on to Point was the lirst of the day, and he good season. I felt a lot better about Ill II, Cala a in I NO 75 to 168 hOomproving their II 11141 l beg-an his round on the backside. Those the brain today. I just need to keep proved that in golf. tim- record to 2 Hof the year Mark ()'Meara two factors enabled O'Meara to play the polishing up and continuing to pro and talent are a tough twosome. "At the hegininny of the season I ing 15th through 18th holes early. allowing gress Hopefully I will do better in re- won the Pebble Beach Na- wanted the girls to ha 24 out in 24 O'Meara hint to dodge the 44)-mph winds that gionals and maybe even nationals.'' tional Pro-Ana with a Mint -running %n em.. during die 1:11111p1:1111011 and would later send scores on the par 4 she said. even-par round of 72 and 7 -under 281 Imlay we hit 17." (iymnastics Head seaside 17th into double digits. Returning for the lust time this sea- Sunday over the treacherous Peb- Coach Jackie Walker said. "We had total O'Meara began the final round a shot son, Hawkins took first in the vault ble Beach course. no major errors in the vault and on the in front ()I Rocco Mediate and two in and in the floor exercises, and placed O'Meara, who also won here in lloor. This was the best that SJSll has front ot Payne Stewart. second in the balance beam and on the 1985, joined Jack Nicklaus as the only ever (kale this early in the season... Mediate, who would finish with a 77, uneven bars. Hawkins earned a score three-time winner of the tournament and Leading the way lor the Spartans. began to slide early with bogeys at I of 37.00 in the all-around, the ninth the first repeater since Tom Watson did sophomore Cheryl Satiwii placed first and 3. hest in SJSt I's history'. it in 1977 and 1978. and junior Nikki Hawkins finished Stewart took a double-bogey six on Hawkins is coming oft a bruised The victory was the product ol some secoiKl. picking up the slack after .11.1- the first hole Sunday, but rallied with heel that she suffered dunng a work- flawless iron play. a steady putter and 11104 Koss Miller injured her ankle live hirdies to tie O'Meara after nine out i her the semester break. Hawkins (tithe.. draw. during w at in -ups. the luck holes. said that she landed after doing a nip O'Meara had only two rounds under 1 is .IS pral:11C1111! on the Hulot- and I O'Meara reclaimed the lead with a ()- dunng her nom routine and her heel par over the three Monterey Peninsula Wilie till% ii alter doing a &lobe back fief birdie putt on the par-4 11th, then struck a part in the floor that was bro- courses, and his 3-under 69 at Cypress nip and I heard a loud pi). Ile X widened it to twin shots by saving par ken and her foot got wrenched. Point in Saturday's third round was piv- ray's said it is not broken so we will from a greenside hunker at the par-3 "I had the hest beam in a long tine otal. see.'' Miller said. 12111. where Stew-tin also found the sand It was the first time I have struck a O'Meara's game survived the brutal "The team didn't give up after Kelley chino Deity staff photographer and settled fOr bogey. beam in two years." Hawkins said. "I weather conditions that wrecked the Knss got hurt, the enthusiastum that beam during the Stewart. playing in the group ahead felt line during the meet and I did a lot Freshman Katy Burke performs on the !valance scores ill most contenders. the girls had was great." Walker said. do. teams practice of O'Meara, bogeyed again at the par-5 better than I expected to gs nithistic His tee time on Saturday at Cypress Ile back up people were able to "I think that thus was the hest meet 14th. come into events that they didn't ex- that Cheryl and Nikki have ever had in oil season and it showed today." this year's team the members know pect to be competing in and they did their careers, or at least the hest since According to Walker. this year's that if' they vvant to make the starting real well. 'Ilea altitudes could he seen they have been here at State." Walker team us better because there is not as rotation, they have to he able to per- throughout their routines . said. "They were just a minute exam- much of a gap between the team mem- form. Sams() was one ill only two Spar- ple ()I what the 14 hole team has done. bers in regards to skill. Walker said "We have had more practice this tails to go on to the regional tourna- They all worked real hard during the that because there is inure depth on year under game situations and I think $ 7 - 11/hour belied " wag Drivers must be 18, own car, and Assistant coaches will be missed, team says insurance. Clean DMV record, very flexible SJSU junior inside linebackei hours, F/T - P/T. SJSU players I.yneill Nliiy up said outside linebacker coach JIM !lutist. will Take cash home daily! he missed by his players. will adjust However. the team will he able tel nil just. Man ii says. 71 la:% o a as one PIZZA- A -GO-GO Robertson By Ruud) lit tki 0 Spartan linehaekers named Daily staff writer 135 W. Santa Clara St. to the the All Big M est first team. call 280-0707 After a recent shake-up of the foot- ball coaching staff, San Jose State play- ers have mixed emotions about the changes. Oar People Say It Best Last month three Spartan assistant loothall coaches left the team. De- fensive backs coach Herman Edwards resigned: quarterbacks and receivers coach Dan Henson kit to become offen- sive cliordinator at the University of Utah: and outside linebackers coach Jim House's employment appointment was not renewed. Outside linebacker Lyneil Mayo, 22. starred on last fall's 6-5 squad and worked with coach House. Mayo, who translerred from Bakedield Junior Col- Daily file photograoi. lege, blossomed last season into a first - team All -Big West player. He had a As a coach. Edwards brought his Life goes on though. Iilacki»an said team-high 15 quarterback sacks, and NFL experience to the Spartan program. that the next coach will add io what Ed- aim, recorded 53 tackles. He is a 10-year veteran of the National wards taught the players, so their "We'll miss him," Mayo said. "He Football League, including two All -Pro knowledge will he expanded. helped us out... seasons. His techniques and advice will "We know, that we have to move Mayo, though, feels that the want continue to help the players. Blackman on." Blackman said. **I think we will "When I was will play as well or better with the new said. do well is ithout him Whoever comes coach text season. He said that because Edwards used his NFL experience along, it', like an addition " 7 years old, SJSt I relies on junior college transfers, and "applied it to the college level, and Coach Claude Gilbert could not he players are used to adapting to new it showed." Blackman said. "It's un- reached, and defensive cotirdinatirr I wanted to work here." coaches. fonunate that he left " INtnnie Rea had ;to comment. Debbie Petty, RN "We were pretty close." said Mark SIS11 Class of '86 Forrest, junior outside linebacker. "I thought he was a pretty good coach..' "I don't think it's going to take that Nursing Students orientation program. You'll attend much to adapt," Forrest said. "We classes together. You'll work together. have a ha of good athletes." An Invitation to And after the program is complete, staff Forrest is one of nine linebackers re- development instructors will continue tuning! Irom the 1989 squad El Camino Hospital to help you gain confidelice through "Everyone on the team wants to play Thursday, February 15, hands-on assistance, continuing educa- Mayo said. "It's not our job to well," tion wi an Mout the coach. We have to from 4-6 pm units and self-instruction modules. Way It's all part of the El Camino commit- %%luny about our careers. All Semester 6, 7 & 8 CeNitito 90's' Students Wekome ment to new graduates. Rehabilitating his shoulder is of more pressing concern to Mayo. Both he and Special Giveaways Join us this Thursday and you'll even leanimate,roomale Everett Lampkins Orientation Leaders Needed have a chance to win some great prizes. suffered shoulder injuries last season, Take it from Debbie Perry, San Jose We'll be holding a special raffle and all and neither have completely recovered. for Summer 1990 attendees are eligible. Giveaways Mayo said that he hurt his shoulder State University is giving you the high- include 4 high-quality early in the season. Fun, new friends, a place to live, and paid tuition! quality education you need to join a top stethoscopes, facility like tl Camino Hospital. And a cordless phone and a color TV. "I had to keep playing with it," now you can learn more about the Mayo said "It hurt rne all throneh the Information Sessions: El Camino has year-round openings in year. new graduate nursing program at this a variety of nursing specialities. So, as February 7 & 8 nationally recognized facility during a you make plans for the future, plan to Dunng spring practice. is 111,11 IN:g111S 12-1 p.m. & 1-2 p.m. Feb. II, Mayo will test his special invitational event. be at El Camino Hospital on shoulder and Costanoan Room, Student Union Thursday, decide whether surgery is necessary. If You'll meet talented preceptors and February 15, from 4-6 pm in the Cafete- INC lie will continue to rehabilitate the applications available in the staff development instructors who are ria. All Semester 6, 7 & 8 students are shoulder and prepare for the upcoming Student Activities & Services Office season. here to make your transition into a welcome. To R.S.V.P. or find out more about El Camino Edwards' departure came as a shock clinical setting a truly comfortable and Hospital, call (415) to Spartan receiver Bobby Blackman. for more information, enjoyable experience. They are the 940-7222 and ask for Carolyn. We are Blackman redshirted last season, hut he call the Orientation Hotline: focal point behind our special 8-week an Equal Opportunity Employer. knew Edwards well. 924-5950 "He was a good coach," Blackman said. "He really worked with the Dlis A oklensive backs) well. We started im- Deadline to apply: February 23 proving when he came here . " r, El Camino Hospital Blackman said that Edwards really got along well with the players. He sull Ibir Student Orberandkon IInrlose Edwards always stressed going to M A (;()/deti ()Rp()/triiiitv before ((Kahan. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1990 SPARTAN DAILY 7 I* China: Immigrant's views unpopular rots ri dr! stint iltIgu I her I alai"' lived there and seen the slums, and said When asked how much longer he'll hey're tor Irv-editor' and acills peopk get fined it they lorget to flush a continue, he said "I don't know. racy but they beat me up.' ' he said tar tiftt public toilet, because U.S media has hurt China And Chinese people are precisely fate "Ifs like an apple that is nice and quite a lot.'' the audience he wants iilget his mes- shiny on the outside hut there is a worm Chin immigrated from Taiwan in sage tim But they don't listen: "They on the inside," she said. 1964 and now lives in Berkeley are brain-washed already They Chin, who calls himself "an old Chin said he gets hassled a lot, think western -sty le democra, man. dying now," said since last May mostly from Chinese people who panacea tor China. he's brought his message to University support the pro-democracy Ann Onion watched Chin tor ot ('alifonna. Berkeley. StantOrd Uni- movement in China Once, he said, imire than three hours from the table versity. San Francisco State t.'-niveraty some students delaced his sign and where she was handing out inform.' and n. ii in San Francisco. beat hill] kip lion t 5 Booth: Student services to run center Front page I and what have you and they're not Hendrickson said that the digging J he (twit years agio. it w MI alp' "'m- likely to come into the Administra- and installation will not affect any 'hose ate place for it to be," dean of stu- non Building where we have an in- other campus facilities. y the dent services. Dean Batt said. Batt formation booth.'' Student services will oversee the wing explained that when construction Director of operations. design. operation of the information booth at that started on the new Engineering and construction Hank Hendrickson a cost of about Sk.0011 to $111,1100 par 4 Building, the parking lot was sacri- estimated that getting the booth year. Batt said Mary Morello Daily stall photographe $5,000 ficed and fewer people went through ready for operation will cost The Student Union would he re- and AI the area of campus where the booth to $7.(XX). That money w ill come shot Bruce Owens Dell'Orfano read books at the Martin I tither King Librarv in San Jost sponsible for the hiring and training 10 in ,tood. from SJSU's facilities development at student employees a ho uould There are two other information and operations department budget, work in the booth. Judy Herman. a 77, Shelter: A place to centers on campus, one in the Ad- according to Batt. Studeni t Mon public relations direc- at I belong, call home ministration Building and one in the Hendrickson said that the largest tor. said that the same employees Student Union. but Batt said that an expense will be to run power and From page I ’It iiu stay out over a night, you who work in the Student Union's in- have a responsibility to all of the information booth in the new more telephone lines to the booth. He ex- x on Garlick said that 80 percent of the are not in the hospital, or you are not homeless: formation center would also work in central location would be more con- plained that the V, oing will probably with shelter's 53 residents are working. in jail you're gone.'' Garlick said. the booth. Herman only anticipates venient for students and campus visi- be dug through the empty field be- nine 'The difference between the ar- "If he (Owens) gets out this af- hiring one new employee. "Who's going to make the tors. tween the Spartan Complex and mory and the Commercial Street Inn ternoon and conies hack to me and judgment of "There have been students walk- Parking Lot 2. **That may he a very Batt. Hendrickson and Herman a 6- is that the Inn is more like a home he shows me that paperwork (pros which one is using the system? Because my time in the ing around looking for informa- expensive proposition," Hendrick- were all unable to say when the then environment." Owens said. ing that he was in the hospital or jail) visitors, son said. booth might be operational. ; par It's the color TV comfort- he can come back." shelter system may be different from tion," Batt said. "Students, what you need to spend in the shelter iar-3 able couches to sit in. They're not Garlick said that a resident who system before you can get your life sand furniture that was bought this year violates the shelter's rules can come squared away." hut they're comfortable. And having hack again after 30 days for each Owens said that Flood: Broken water pipe to blame head Joanne (Garlick) there .., women in time he's been ejected. society is insensi- tive towards the homeless: tar-5 the kitchen cooking and having stu- Owens, Garlick said, had been I', iii 1,11Ke ting to the computer," Sgt. Tony up. dents and community groups, young ejected from the shelter one hine be- eral faculty offices. I.ucas said. For 20 minutes, water poured people coming in and preparing food fore and would not be eligible to "If you look at someone waking The water did not affect any class- "l'he plumber secured the leak." from the broken water pipe seal and in the shelter... It makes you feel a come back for 60 days if he didn't down the street and you say. 'Oh, r00111s. Quayoumi said during the incident. the photo staff was helpless to do part of. I think that's a very impor- have a legitimate excuse. my God! Isn't that terrible. Look at The basement floor housing the "Now we are just waiting for the anything but attempt to sweep water tant ingredient as far as someone get- "We're pretty reasonable," Gar- that person. They're filthy. They firing range was not affected. custodians to arrive." into the floor drain. ting over the blow to their self.es- lick said. "I'll treat them fairly from haven't taken a bath in weeks. The flood spread into the the Air "They norinally come in after 4 "We were a little disappointed teem.** the very beginning. I'll say. 'I'll Maybe they haven't had a proper Force ROTC office on the fourth p.m." he added, "We called them at with the response time," said Bob "They want that trust." Garlick trust you but the first time you screw meal for days,' they're having trou- floor while several ROTC staff and home and are expecting them soon." Breach, a photon iurnalism lab tech- said. "Their self-esteem is low and up, you lose my trust. If you lose my ble functioning. They're dysfunctio- students frantically threw down rolls The Spartan Daily photo staff nician, "and w hen they finally did they want somebody that cares. trust. I'm your worst enemy.' . nal. of bathroom towels out to stop it. used the Duncan Hall darkrooms art lye they didn't have any tools They want somebody who will go Garlick said that sonic individuals "We wanted to keep it from get- while Facilities continued the clean ith them." ahead and not make a judgment on have lived at and been rejected from " And other people come along you. Commercial Street Inn several and look at that dysfunctional human In return for her trust, Garlick times. tieing and go, leez! They should go asks that the residents of Commer- "I could say that I have seen seve- out and get a job. I work, so why Oil-covered birds wash ashore cial Street Inn respect the shelter's ral come through that work what we shouldn't they work.' Well, that per- rules including a 9 p.m. curlew. call the shelter system." Garlick son is dysfunctional. They're psy- SAN MATEO, Calif (AP) Vol- coast as authorities searched for the over the weekend had died by midday As of last Sunday night, Owens said. "They go from this one to this chologically incapable of cleaning unteers tried Monday to clean dozens of source of the oil. Monday, said Karen Ideisenheimer, di- had not shown up at the shelter for one to this one.'' themselves up and filling out an ap- oilsovered sea birds that washed up Thre.JjS3 tn41ti44alikKiriliwfuund rector of educatioix for. the ,Penimsuki more than a day and a half. Garlick said that society should plication." along a 90-mile stretch of the central between Monterey and Point MUntara Humane Society.

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8_1 SPARTAN DAILY ' TUESDAY FEBRUARY 8 1990 World news Cyclist collides with car Scientists warned not to burden major industries v1 \S11134 iIi I API President liniment lor immediate action aimed at "Where politics and opinion hate flush ) autioned an international gather dealing with global wameng. outpacexl the Silence, we are .aecelerat ing our support to lIif ot scientists klonday :wain.' seeking it was a gross disappointment oi the technology solutions to global it aiming that would There was mole talk in the speech about bridge that gap," Bush said. 111:1)01 uuiliisir it's Man about the ens UM White House Chief of Staff kilin Rush pit 'mused I S support tor "ag 111011, Said Daniel Becker of the Sierra Sununu reportedly ordered changes in guess!s e and thimplatul 5 ill iii SO11C Club. the text to mute U.S. concerns about the pilobicitis posed 11 eh Mal it arming Stewart Hoyle of the AV.I1C1:1114111 hit global warming. Sununu acknowledged and :momtt eil he is y ailing a ill the Conservation of Energy in Great Sunday he made some changes, hut said Ilk. V% hilt' IiillsC this spring bringing to Britain said Bush's remarks demon they were simply to make the speech golly.' top out ironmeinalists, econo- strated "a leadership crisis" on the "reflective'. of administration policy. mists and it Telt, to grapple it ah the global v.aniung issue at the White Sununu also criticited "faceless" en- issue House. "About the only 'hung we can nonmental bureaucrats he said want to say. about it is he turned up" force Amencans to give up their cars. But lie sounded a note 01 cannon at the con- ference. said Boyle. **II we hope to promote environmen against scientists and environmental's's tat protection and growth around the who believe the warming iii the F.11111.1 The cross section of environmental- world it will he important not to work in 11111411/111,1C is ahiuS.id% `4.11011% MOUgh iii ists are attending the conference as ob- conflict, hut with our industnal sec Naomii severe anti pollution commis. servers They said they would hate tors," Bush told the scientists. "Wheietei possible we believe that liked hi have seen Bush present specific "You're called upon to deliver ree. Jim Molis -- Daily staff photographer minket mechanism should he applied 1 S. comminnents toward energy con. ommendations which strike a difficult A cyclist. who was wearing headphones, was and that 01111 1,011Cit's must he consistem setvation and specific goals on reduc and yet critical international bargain, a struck by a 1990 Nissan Pulsar in the intersection ith eyontimic giottill and fire market tit ins in carbon dioxide pollution, which convergence between global environ- of 9th and San Carlos Street Sunday afternoon at juin). toles in all willies." Hush saki in is the major contributor it) global warm- mental policies and global economic 3:05 p.m. The car was heading westbound on San I is ;Odle, !white the Intergovernmen ing. policies, a bargain where both perspec hen this collision occured. This accident tal Panel innate t'hange. a United In his speech. Bush said. "We all lives benefit and neither is compro- was about 35-40 yards away from smother Nat sptillsoted group opening a know that human ;wilt lutes are changing mised... Bush told the scientists. accident which occured on Friday. Jan. 26. The Out., dat ineetme at Getitgetotto Uni- the atmosphere in inlet pected and in WU The speech drew restrained applause cyclist was transported to San Jose 31edicid t el slit precedemed ways *. front several hundred delegates. Center. I Ili 11011111C111.1INS Iron' the United He said that -some may he tempted "There was no step tin-ward in his slates .aid I mope were quick to cot to exploit legitimate concerns for point - speech," remarked Brooks Yeager it iie !.., oraut,, 11 I% ,sil ll,111111' the National Audubon Society.

WIN A HAWAIIAN VACATION More reforms needed, OR BIG SCREEN TV U.S. report criticizes China abuses PLUS RAISE UP TO $1,400 Winnie Mandela says IN JUST 10 DAYS! WASHINt i I I AP) lbe State Deparimenrs an Ubjective: Fundraiser land human lights report "di iesn't pull any titms on hundreds 01 111)115 'duals ant punches" in 'It describes every human rights PAARI. South Al, 1, a (AN fhe onuniunent: Minimal de.cohing abuses ht China in its crackdown on the pro-de scores (il anti-apartheid organiiations. white-led government still must be pres- Money: Raise SI .400 'interact mos ement. accottling to a congressional source crime you can think of.' sured into further reforms before Nelson Under the emergency regulations that C.ost: Zero Investment lamiliat w all the wino Congressional source Mandela can go free, his wile said after remain in effect, the governinent can clubs, Ilie !lankness of the document surprised some con- speaking of unreleased report a visit with the imprisoned black leader detain any for up ti) si monihs ii, ith- Campus organizations, giessional twines it to ii expected the Bush administration Winnie Mandela said alter Sunday's out charge. Bats, sororities call JICMC mute y !theism ol China as it presses for better relations visit that conditions include lifting the 1 (800) 932-0528/1 (800) 950-8472 with Beijing "The report doesn't pull any punches," said the 3'/'-year-old state of emergency. and she extension 10 tit...AIN,. tn,C1)- 1111111:III rights crime you can think source, who spoke on condition of anonymity. appealed for renewed pressure on au- .1 soul, e is ho had seen the unreleased report said Fri- thorities to lift it. a, melt! The second source said the document avoided high- The visit came two days after Presi- , 'Murders. disappearances, executions, suppression temperature rhetoric, confining itself to "factual and accu- dent F.W. de Klerk, in a historic ieligious pdriteution of CathilVl,' aW --segtOtaatements. ' ' . speech, lilted numerous restnctions on NiltD, AN EATitiblUNIT? Buddhists. slate IaNir 'in western China - you NBC News reported liestatin the report Friday eve- the anti-apaolicid movement and said name it, it's in Moe." said the source, speaking on condi- ning. Mandela would soon be set free. Its easy! 'Fake held Studies In Natural Studies in Natural tion of anonymilt "Unfortunately. the obstacles that History's "the Other California" Program & earn that unit The network quoted from the document: "As of iultinnistration has asserted it is important to were in the way, which prevented his while having a great time learning about the natural/cultural year's end, there were continuing reliable reports of beat- maintain a dialogue is itt Chinese leaders to encourage lih. release on Friday. still exist." Mrs history of the Central and San Joaquin valleys. ings of political detainees in the Beijing area by security mill/anon Mandela said after the Mur-houi i isit at fOrces . prisoners. both criminal and political, are sub- Bush successfully vetoed a hill protecting Chinese the ’ictor Verster prison farm the Area 13, Part 3, Phisical jected ti) severe psychological pressure to confess." Natural Science 152g fulfills students against deportation. arguing he had accomplished '11 doesn't depend on him when lectures The annual report is given to the House Universe, GI. requirement. Two Friday..pvening ills' same thiough administrative action. and has or Senate he it ill be released." she said But in committees in alternate years, and was scheduled for re (3/2 & 4/20) and two "overnighters" (3/10-1, 4/29-29). sent lindi let el emissaries to china twice since last sum- answer ill repeated questions about the mers likirich suppression ol lease Feb. 21 by the House committee. demonstrator,. in Tiatummen obstacles, she said Mandela still de- For more information, call or write: Square Congressional Dentosiats and even many Republi mands the complete lifting of the state Field Studies in Natural History "Vv'e etpected, in light ot those visits. that they. cans have attacked Bush for moving too rapidly to re-es of emergency. Office of Continuing Education might go stunewhat east on the Chinese. hut they didn’t.’ tablish ties with China since the Tiananmen Square mas On Friday, de Klerk legalited the Af- Admin. 107 924-2625 said a SVC.,11t1 congiessional sonny. who also has seen the saere arid say Beijing has made only cosmetic changes rican National Congress, placed a mora- wpm since .lime. torium on eXeCUi1011S and lifted reside- Costa Rica celebrates the election of President-Elect Rafael Angel Calderon Students/Faculty/Staff IBM Personal System/2 SAN .IDSE.. tOsta RIt'a IA1') Pres paign was (let old 01 speedier.. however. sit: are a democracy does not Oen' elect Rafael Angel Calderon and Caldenm made a trip to Panama mean we don't need help." he said. thousands ot chanting supporters Lett.- shortly after the (IS. invasion in De- Costa Rica celebrated 100 yearu tit Promotional Specials hated Subtly Monday as C'ostit Rica cember and supports Salvadoran presi- democracy in October. 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Personai Apply now to be a Resident Advisor Corn,,',., inaOir candidates ran populist (408) 453-6220 Dealo, k allIpalg11% /MIRA al the poor in for the 1990-1991 academie year! iillIfItt) of 2.9 million people Ilie TUESDAY FEBRUARY 6 1990 SPAR TAN DAILY 9 Netts from the Eastern Bloc Gorbachev tells party it is time to share power Nlikhail 5 Gor growing de.satistactron ,,,., with the coin-I/OSS ef TN is t' 1.011CIIII-dit..x.1 III the party told the Cominunist lbey demanded that the Corrimunist Niche% Party lead- munist leadership by the populace coup transferred hi leg islative Nhesic Party give up its constitutionally guar Monday that the tune has come plagued by chronic 'We need a free society, with a free economy ... shortages and ethnic :inked inoninsas on political power. to kawen the pany 's iron gnp on power unrest. compete a ith others for a society of free people.' and the nght to theLiss news agency reported that Protesters warn party ,1,, the Sin id l 'mon. Gavriil Popov, We need a tree society, with a free Gorbachev urged the party to Mine up Ilis landmark speech to the economy . a society ol tree people party 's the next Communist Party congress. Soviet economist Some demonstrators on Sunday car- Central Committee Caine a day declared economist G41'. nil Popov after theoretically the patty's highestranking ned signs warning Communist officials perhaps the largest protest in Moscow The crowd waved huge white-red body, to late lune. who resist change lo "Remember Ro- since the Bolshevik revolution At party daily Pravda. and -blue flags of pre -revolutionary Rus. least lass gave no reason for (iorlxichev's mania.- where Communist dicatairw 200010 impassioned citi/ens paraded Yettsin speaks Gorbachev. the 58 -year-old president Sid proposal, but presuinahl) it would he to Nicolae Ceausescu was toppled in a through the streets to the Kremlin, and party general secretary. predicted de- allow him to choose a new Central bloody December revolution. "Long live the beginning of the that the party the Central Committee meeting would [minding embrace reform Committee and further advance radical One of their leaders. Communist re- peaceful. non-vailem revolution of Feb- se control he marked by heated debate but scoffed Others called for and end exclusi of the govern. reforms in the party. former Boris N. Yelisim said the Cen- the ruling party Po- ruary 1990!" historian Yuri Alanasiev at suggestions of attempts to topple the litburo to inent. tral Committee's plenary meeting rep- resign. told the cheering crowd. current leadership. At the opening session of a pivotal The 251 -member resented the party's "last chance Activists called lor nationwide pm- t'entral Committee, "Somebody regularly, before every iwo-day Central Committee meeting, despite extensor The official 'lass news agency said It served notice on the Central Com- tests tin Feb. 25 to press their demands. changes made by Goa- plenum, spreads allegations concerning Gorbachev made essentially the same bachev in recent Yelisin, who remains a member of the mince that a disgruntled populace ex- Reports before today's meeting said years. is still regarded some 'coup' being prepared," the proposal. by reformers Central Committee despite his populist pects radical changes. The people are Gorbachev would propose as a bastion of party con- Kremlin chief said. the party re- lbe party "intends to struggle for the servatives who worry campaign against party privilege. was angered by the dismal state of the econ- linquish its exclusive hold on political that Gorbachev's At the same time, he told the miners role of ruling party, but do it strictly in reforms are one of those who spoke after Gorbachev omy, which has wrought worsening power. leading the country to eco- there is a need for an "infusion of fresh the framework of the democratic pro- nomic collapse during the opening session of the Cen- consumer shortages. and ethnic strife. forces" into the party. The Radio Moscow news service, In. , ess, rejecting any kind of legal or polit- C'ongresses tral Committee meeting. normally are held every Earlier last week. Gorbachev denied A wall of protesters 60 wide and terfax, also said Gorbachev was plan- ical advantage." Gorbachev told the five years, and In remarks published Monday. the next would have Gor- a U.S. broadcast report that he was con- more than a half-mile long had marched ning structural reforms that would re- policy-making body. been regularly bachev said the 20 million member scheduled for spring sidering stepping down as party chief from Gorky Park. through some of duce the size of the Central Committee The party will "present its own pm- 1991. But party does not claim a monopoly on Gorbachev last year moved hut remaining president. In such a sce- Moscow's widest streets, to a rally at and ix tssibly eliminate the Politburo Ile gram, put it out for discussion, cooper- up the date of the power hut added: "A multi -party sys- congress to October, nario. Gorbachev would continue to run the steps of the Moscow Hotel across also was expected to give tacit approval .ae with other public-political forces." and in his tem is not a panacea. speech today called for it to The level of stick- the country with the deciwm-making from Red Square it) the concept of pnvate property the Soviet leader said in remarks distrib- he moved up again. ty's democratiution is of decisive im- tied by the lass news agency. portance, as is the democratic nature of Those moves by Gorbachev would forming all its structures." Seven Second Delay Maguire & Mehallo Growing unrest meet some of the demands of the re- Gorbachev made the comments Fri- formers who rallied an estimated 200,- day in a meeting with coal miners, who 000 people just outside the Kremlin on staged crippling strikes last summer. The meeting comes at a time of Sunday. They appeared in today's editions of the East German Parliament adds eight pro-democracy groups

WEST BERLIN (AP) -- East Ger- image before the elections. The 'Hi many's Parliament today added eight free balloting in the country's history is The Communists members of pro-democracy groups to set for March 18. Communist Premier Hans Modrow's In an address to Parliament, Modrow now hold less than Funhouse government, giving the opposition seats said today that German reunification is Aaron Malchow in the Cabinet for the first time in the inevitable, although many obstacles half of the 36

country's 40-year history. need to be overcome because the two I'M SO 6E PRE OFD - GOSH, I HOFF MNLCAPIT MARGARET ',vac BE ENJOYS 111) PRE T The Communists now hold less than German nations have vastly different Cabinet seats. MY half of the 36 Cabinet seats. RISME KV SHC5 Tir AY I,ITS PRICELESS legal and financial structures. He said GIRL FOR FAE.. Also today. Parliament banned the his proposal last week that a united Ger- German unity, it will not leave NATO. ultra-right Republican Party of West many be neutral was not meant to be the Following Modmw's address, Parlia- PRICELESS Germany from operating in East Ger- final word on the matter. ment approved his recommendations many. The party had been hoping to at- "I never believed that all points of that the eight opposition officials be tract major voter support during upcom- my proposals would be accepted by ey- added to his Cabinet. ing elections. eryone," he said. The Communist Party now holds 17 On Sunday. the Communist Party The United States and other NATO of 36 seats in the new government. Be- changed its name and promised to hand countries insist that a united Germany sides those given to the pro-democracy ( Wet 5600 million in assets to the Bev- be a part of the Western alliance. West forces, the other seats are held by par- eminent in an attempt to refurbish its Germany has said that while it seeks ties once aligned with the Communists. ig)(990 AMON MAk.,:HOw Classified

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